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Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Tremendous Mark Down
LADIES COATS.

A Notified Astrachan
Jacket, lined with satin and
trimmed with velvet, reduced
from $I3 to S..
Blue Astrachans, sizes 81
and SO. reduced from $40 to
to IS.
Brown and Black Astra.
chans, size 40, reduced from
$40 to S..
Black Astrachan Jackets,
sizes 81 and "a, reduced
from 50 IS to S..
A Black Diagonal ! Coat,
reduced from $40 to So.
One Black Ottoman 7
Coat, size 40, reduced from
SI2 to So. .-
| Three Black Beaver !
Goats, astrachan trimmed,
sizes 80, 81 and SO, reduced
from 80 to 50 SO.
Two Plain Black Beaver
Goats. "a and 3S, from So. 50
to s.. .....-
One Brown Boucle Jacket
from $40 to s..
Brown Diagonal Newman
ket, heavily trimn ed with
astrachan, from $I2,so to
IS.
Brown Stockinett New
market from $I2.5o to IS.
Brown Diagonal Newman
kets, SO, SO and 40, from S.
to S..
Brown Diagonal Newman.
ket, beaver trimmed, size So
from $I2 to SO.
Plain Brown Diagonal
Newmarket, size So, from s.
to 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
The wssop and Deal ho''''

The Kennett News al w, :,
saws large number Of 2s n,.,, n,
McCarthy's Woods, on sul ~ 49,
wagon, harness and dead 'yi't' !,
found some TWO wes ks asp ,a -, ~
whatever was discovered q .4foN ii,
light on the mystery, Iht 2sS,, .Ss ID ID
glove, etc, were creations y ,lg
pated &C respondent OF ilf ~ :,
Press, who wished to worA a. ne /
ment similar to that caused y 'u'
Zook tragedy, q few years D.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Levy Oourt.

The Levy Court met Mt the Cour,
House, this ci'y, yesterday. President
Gfubb presided. Owen j. Hsss!an and
Samuel II. BAynard, members OF City
Council, appeared TO urge the pay III an
ty Levy Court of the bill OF 81 ,0O3, FUR.
i4hed hy' Every Evening TO City
council. incurred In the policy raid o.
September last. Mr. BaJnard remind,
= d the court that 1t bad benefited them
to the extent of S8, 900.
Ii ID. Hickman, member from VII.
minat0s, was IN favor OF paying the
bill. The matter was referred 10 .
committee consisting OF Me.srs. Hick.
man, Wier, MeCracken, Toy aad
Roberts.
The com ittee ON Connor's bridge,
IN hill Creek Hundred, on reporting
were instructed to have the bridge rt-
paired at cost of 5000. A committee,
consisting OF Messrs. Morrison, WeiI
and Rothwell. was appointed TO hnd
out II 3 L. Jamison, Trustee of the
Pocr for New Castle Hundred, proposed
soniinuing Ia that oftice. An effor. TO
utseat Mr.. Jamisop, who Ia now in
Washington, was defeated by laying
the motion on the table.
tbs following financial statement
was presented by County Treasurer
HamsD. II covers the time r,nce he
took the office on february 8. 1857:
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

DGELl& SALE-WIIL BIZ SOLD
4 Al pl3isE So tAa te7tJeuer u ihD
.13aertbrr Beav-r "a iey, br.H1y~tne
ilph1trh, New Cas'l- taIAIv. B-!.. IN tae
Hoti lt-iinR IrssI -. II PafFv hot. 10 Cen :.
tIn' lie, 4hA - NE tH9HI a. raasaRe station,
"a III Wilmiasl"a Aai SOrjherh Ha aslroSi,
Dl
MONDAY. 5A\t ARG pIH, l,3s
s,l.ss) 80, <. p, III
No. fbJ+l.:s III ain. Ilres ii land y in the
tohbutts tsaprvytlarufs stone Dousr. framr
- a. s.an'a}rT tpusEs spf1rs hBu-,. black-
bsfIitns,
W. :. esntiin, three acfes II lIna, With
frame apIs. ~ IA IfsIle stDre attached,
sltChrt shop Atsas JH-ii'nt p1 saur Tor 4
irnant ttam' pirn VITA WAGON hoa - s,tacit-
ei ihrfrtn- sp tn2 GOu-t 1aG =. house,
coalition ntl se ma.t- .aDNu IN lay Of
SAFE - II. t.HANDI ER
ilt-3ti-3tH BeJsrt Valley. bel.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Flip-Fisp.

st. Johns Masonic Asof'a!9Gn
Washington Lodge, No, . =, N
Of New Castle, are making 7'spa'aJ
for their joint fair, whica oeeas y :.
Opera House in that c!iy on -la.,
evening, to continue tuf!at ~ ''1
About the Goth inst, J s,-ap
aud family OF Longwoo. VI, 81. sl y
to the neighborhood ., a'a .,s ~
town on the coast OF u ~ ~
ave or six miles north Of iae n'- -,
line, and between five G; ~ 44''
miles south Of San FrSnc .scu'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
powa.r,v I,sugerousi, III

General Master Workmsl F3aT, San,
who is dan gerously III .; s.s loni I.i
Scranton, Pa, was repoHes . IA "a,
better on Tuesday. He csasa. "a -
cold in Philadelphia about :aise sy ~
ago. On Thursday and loa, a,,,tl h
ings he addressed meetinzs u ~ rity
and Providence. In the .s..sI .s.,,,S IL d
becs me 90 Ill that be asc''e' :
home.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, No. 6l6 King 8!
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 1885,
Open all night.
J. A. WILSCN,
FansraI Dsraotos.
BEE HIVE"
306 Market Street,

Some startling reductions for
the coming Holidays.
1 case OF desirable Dress
Goods. sold at IS cents this
season; to he cut up now at I2H
cents yd. A bargain sure.
Tycoon Reps I2H cents a
yd. Indigo Blue Calico at s
cents a yd; perfectly fast colors,
a nice dress for a Holiday pres
ent.
To Handkerchief buyers
1900 pure Linen Handkerchiefs
tor gentlemen; hemstitched, fine
quality, 25c. goods. To induce
you to buy early we put these
on our counter at I3c apiece, q
for SO cents.
An extra fine one, initial in
corner. You would say cheap
at 37Hc.; our price 25c. You
cannot resist the temptation il
you examine them.
Ladies fine. initial, laundried
nice, I5c. each. When you see
them you will want one dozen
more.
We are still pushing the coat
business. Ladies that examine
our stock say they are made to
stay. Prices below all competi-
tion, from SI.5o to 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
ltIss Perfect Pleasure


To 20 TO the already pop4s' 5,o1
Hall, where every srl.c.s % laiad
plain figures. The ch.ld:91 : 'l!7
Sl.75, the boys suits for 81 . .,
suits a. low as IS ". ovs;e1ss ina'
perfect beauties for 81 0C mast %
In order TO be appreciated ~
give the ECONOMY One ?i.oe Y o.
Hall" . call, 40i Market s;7ss;' wa
need of good. honest, so.i, sas's
clothing, and you won't 'sz''i .as' y
have been directed 20 an 1F; la'' o.
house, that Mr.. Louis Fs..aa.n:t
proprietor, which is 'lfiii'ns
ante TO insure good t:eat nsA'
honest returns. II VII. ba wa,, .
tion In connection with tais sf''e,'
the house carries t5e sesi ',al'
men's, bows and child's. 'lt.s'
best OF working psnts 20 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
FIFTH Edition
Strert a..

the The, Street md % s...,, ..,n's' M u,se
,",,a. nela; Appiica; On. w., ,n''eeto',
,9llows: ,o, John q. Br's,v~ ~s's arsa.
West Fourth stree, Ct 10 % , 70 TAP d,)
Saty. Ss.y OF John Aspin' S.a,n a. TIE
Elshih aud Taylor ,pss ,trss,' sewer, Be
property Of Cyrus R,'ss R,.ss' 70 i,I
ns,s ,aI street; rect; Miller 4 J..s,ins. n, NO "
vsas vass drain on Adam. st,s., ,u' !, 70 "a
property Of Walter Cnas o.sses to i,,
ea, en,n and Adams s,rsa,. s@n'as at
private drain on % Van h,. Also
Drain property No .soa ~ Ta, na,,r ar
nj nj. Is. %. y. se.ds & Bon to ssa aoe'sa p's
S,t'ss is, :.,.a, a.rs.te, M.Gar',sSy sS ia,, y
-, street sever to drain ., nv ,n.., 70 ap|
streets. h'saih And 4
The weekly pay roIl to-.
December 10, shovins ,'' we. sses
employed, Amounting . asal''sa| sgn
proved and ordered p.id a "l'u
Permission was siysn =, i
:e1 100 feet Of curb on on %,.oa -. :.
tween Third and Fon,,t -'u as|
The petition recsiyes ,.,. !.
TON q Whann Company .DI Anu 70 .ie
ing that the properly o., o,u..s p,.si|
ket and West be notldeI "a S''s's1 !. y
sidewalks repaired, VA. :, ,,. ns7s|
TN inc secretary directed 10 ,,pd ,'a,s 1o,,|
the property ownsrs D l0'
Bills Of John Dolan a., ~
Davis & Bro for S6O1 .s ,4,a ~. ~,
ald ordered paid. 's'''pl
The Big Collier Laan.s..
The large stoam oo.,isr bn',
the Boston Tow Boa, Conn.". uSr
Harlan and Hollipasxo,,b' 'pSa1 cay
yards, was suocessfa..y ,pr-il NM
l2W O'Clock 10 day. st, va. ].
the Orion. A large u1nbsr y y ~
lAur oh. "''n's''
| Her length is 26ottet beam o,
OF hold. "a feet 8 inche. ga, :.
are OF the compound surface cor5
type, with cylinder, 30 spl b ~
diameter and 81 lacaa .t,,to
boilers, four in numbsr, us a, IN n
z1ntsl, cylindricA!, ,s,o,a n
pattern. capable OF o steam nrs,
l7o pounds to the rq7,rs .acn
| The vessel has a car; no "a,
Tor y SEQ tons Of coal, aai flpf
haavies, vessels ever bat, Al M
OF the Harlan & Ho,lla..vo,tS
pAny. The plating Q. ,hs llG
cured BY two rows 0. ,.vsis, Al
butts or cross joints have ,hrer \
rivets. She Is provided win
tight compartment e,:oni.a;
length Of the ship In Is, 5vt,
and under the floor, in wb % =.
carry water ballast or h. .stai.
This compartment is shlro..s
mented on the bottom @, az 4
up the sides Of the bul! 10 a lEl
two feet above the water 19ot,
concrete made Of csmeut "a.
broken stone, thus securing d
watertisht compartment, aud s.
tectins the inside Of the Ia. &,
rosion.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
A~
a.,aof ADFsat

The sale at Warner .sav . '
Maryland avenue, on Ilssts, .ss bor
well attended, and nearly y. y. ~ Al 4
offered we're sold st p1';so sos,.Ii-rI
from ss6 70 Sl76. The s's' o1ns ,,.fa ,to
the season, Was qni1s ay len
although good bargains "'s'
secured BY the purchaser
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
z
Raarrested,

Yesterday morning Wil,,s5HI lp,s5I.,elphl
was released from jail IN i.a,,epcs \
after serving . SIX months s'I Inntslde
larceny. AS soon as be wss al 5y D
tectiye Hnlfish to ars"eE ~ bro1gl
charge In this city. he "n day
here bv Chief Do5ghertT 70 "S'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
SHOT DOWN

A. l92 - Is9fezt. A. 5.f4ts of t,fpreries
~ b"'.n .hBt ,I.tHIa - ,a.Irrs. nastHz large
s-psk u II tia,y 9oah, ~ propose giE uR the
brbp#" TO- Bshrht NJ its eNtripfdtHary low
pr4sra ittnnp.l- walnut St., hn+st1uali-
y iSrf tat1lrs itcts English walnut - cts.
h"t>t an nuts 49,, inr tntNtnrfs 10 IT'S bc,t
tftA sIit' 80. ina5t Pifntee4 paper shell
,sfnDuJ, 3 =. lpt u, rttfau . ets,, lemon and
orsngr n"ri tsets b. toAe -Yrrybo5y aud
stt i9o ,sAf. ior s., rae chance. thry arr
worth scents Ul.6r 1.eD ~ br suli one
month. onGtr, EiS t,tt Be, naracaIbo esc,
b-sl Dishns i1r. }lefe,9i.kttt ynai fess fro 4
- -. - K III ftlefsl sui al.. e. 3oas rink.
Fi3n ,ho' hbon. Iiy IN Our 5aTfel. Potatoes
- Saof",htr prices, pruhps : rt4. NJ. canned
2pp Ia markell Or NV !. you cLaI Gpod =
i+ tgrr' = 'trry ia
~ - DESNlsDS xrFAgH.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
The Boston i.isc,lpa

RosTos, Dec. Is. The 7ota rl.l
the IN ubicipAl election he | o.f. 4
aggregated 81, 4S7, which Is ,ho
OF any municipal vote sia1s 81
this number o'BrieD. Dem I'D
ent incumbent, received -6tIl
Mayor; Hart, Rep and !si AID
labor vote failing to nas,a
There have been severs. caA1gs
board of aldermen, the 18w
standing 8 Republicans sri ! .
craft, n gain OF 2 BY tha Rep1oi
The common couuci, vi sIa9i
three Democrats and twstiyt.1l
publicans, the same as ~. ;. az,
Hugh X. Brady, Dsmo1's:, !. cl
street commissioners b. a'olt
plurality. The city has lad91'
been carried for license olt Tue
cannot be given yet, neitl,s cal
standing OF the schoo. boa,d b.
rataly stated.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
'LEGrION NOTICE

n NA ilbNAr BAAE nF WIN Aasrt4= 1 4
=, BhtN3Y WINE, Win tngIpn, Dfs, lg I.-7
=, Il. annual Ihc"iinI 81 tbe ltOrknnlders fer
thg tf"ruon Of directors, will be ltrif nj ,Ile
banking lanse on Tuesday Jluu1rv II lsss
di.-ln. nv
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
HAD to IkpIurn.

The steamer Brancywine started on
her regular trip to Philadelphia to day,
but was compelled to return to her
wharf on account Of the fog.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
,.v,,o.,on ia = PoWheT "'T'' -,

Fatal n xplosion In ioN a. 2ll
WILKEsBARRE Dee, l. T., pm p nj q Q,
day the po ~der mills Of pa[,e ,.F,,ea lor,
at AZ LsflIn, ploded with ,,,I'iiaR5 .'i''Iy i
wreoking W the two main bal,S,.'% I'M.
eorpjns ~iI And glazing denai'.asl'''
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
WIN. II. SHARP q 90.
VIM, B'ShaTp { Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

Our store presents many
attractions and useful things
for Christmas gifts.
Whether for household
decoration, household uses
or personal use, you will
find splendid assortments
here to suit your tastes.
Hunters for Christmas
things will find our store a
lgood place to look over.
To the best OF our ability
we will make you welcome
and we place our store at
your disposal.
To avoid the crowds and
afternoon rush your shopping
will be more pleasurable in
the mornings.
Remember every one is
on the same errand.
In our Carpet rooms, if
you are disposed to antici-
pate your wants, you will
find many decided bargains
among our reduced Carpets.
Ingram Carpets, Brussels
Carpets. Velvet Carpets, Mo.
quette Carpets--all at q
marked reduction down as
low as 25 cents fer lngrains
to SI.o5 for Mo1uettes.
Rugs we always make a
speciality of Tor Christmas.
Smyrna Rugs in all sizes
up to those for rooms--60c
75c., 81. ST. so, and on up
to $50.
Dagestan Pauniaub and
Prayer Rugs of the most
beautiful oriental designs;
1925, 1915. S3 90 "a so
$3.50, $40.
Sheep Skin Rugs-the
best assortment we ever had
in q handsome line OF colors:
gold, crimson. cream, corn,
white and black. $1.75 to
IS.
Carpet Sw e e p s-No
house is complete withou.
one; dustless, noiseless,
quick. The best one we
know OF is the Gold Medal
four-wheeler. Sis to s..
There's an odd lot OF
Smyrna Rugs, 26x54 and
3Ox60-Spring patterns in
} stead OF this fall. $3.50
from $3.50 and s. so from
$3.50. Also a few Axmin.
ster Rugs, sizes l8x36, in
I only two patterns, quie,
notifies, 15c. from s. so.
Ottomans and Hassocks-
hundreds Of them; ste, 75c..
81.
Ia Or Upholstering de.
partment we have the
brightest of bright and pref.
!. ty upholstery things at won
derfnlly low prices. Balls
fringes, pushes, tidies,scarfs
, silk and worsted cords
! silk, worsted, and felt plair
and embroidered lambre-
, quins by the yard or piece
table and piano covers in
!; turcoman, jute and velour
!, Bed Sets in antique lace
; and satin, $40 and SIS.
: Thin Curtains in Noting.
: ham, from 81 to SI2 a pair
i Madras Curtains, s. t.
a SIS per rair, and by thu
!, yard for windows.
Swiss rambour Lace, S:
. 9 to $50.
Brussels Lace, $40 to sos
= Turcoman Curtains, S.. .5t
n n to $50.
J. Among our Coats VI
!. show the finest quality ane
it best made Seal Cloth gar
ments to be had, SI7, 81
!, $50, SIS and S45.
u Ladies and Children
. Long and Short Coats il
!, n plain, plaid and stripe, fror
b IS up to $40.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
DHlLADELPhIA.u uhksftK i VII
l. NlsarUe XIV ER LINZ.
STEAMER 1n
RRAlDIWllE E

IN snd after Wednesday. october ID. lss;
Will leave Fourth strast siar. tally sun.
lays included, for Chests, an1 PaiIsdsipnif
at 10 p N. and Il. 10 noo1
For Marcus HOOK. liza N.
Leave PhAadslphta at ~ a. II. ,n1 $50
N.
Telephone no. 81.
NO freight tacoiyod Tor a p.rst,u.ar n,sl
aftor 30 minutes pfav!oIs 20 its loay.f q
Ems. tst,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
MRS. POTTER,
loyal LOVE"
z. = ?las.oc'a Academy CT Mas:
"A Mountain Pink

Thrco Dis ghiF, ,om meacins THURSDAY, Dec Is,
matinees ttldaY aud saturday aftorno0ns,
Joeeph }. lowing AMI sadie Has,on s COM
Dsny. in tdwtn A. Losge $ original comedy J
drama, 'NkYEk SAY DE"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
Jran.,,,., Training in Germany.

An interesting letter giving an account
of the industrial training system ih ''e
schools Of Hessc Darmstadt, 6ernlaht,
was recently published In Science. ~
seems that i'm the girls schools some kihd
~ n.edleyork has always been taughi.
..Frou the very earliest times oil scnCoi
history Girl. have been known 10 take
their knitting and sewing To school anu,
in the early part Of this century nol
only the girls, but the boys also. useu
IN knit their own stockings al school.
mi. work however. was performed sim
,lv for the sake of the stockings which 10
nroJuced Al the present time the plac-
tica1 end has NOT been lost sight Of. but
tb. educational end has become the more
imporfant The parent furnishes the
child with the needed material which, OF
course It's work may render worthless;
vet for all this. no one complains that
the training does not pay. The hr,t les
sons i'm sewing are the Use of the thimble
and scissor. threading the needle and the
WAYS of holding the cloth while sewing
and cutting The stitch lesson is first
performed on paper, after while cheap
kind of muslin is substituted Patch
ing and mending are thoroughly taught
I'm the high schools the garments made 10y
the Urls often eviuce great deal oi taste
and good knowledge Of dre,-makug
I'm the boys school, OF Germany indus
trial training is not usually required
branch 80 Dmlnstadt 10 was begun a
few years ago Dog private citizens. who
gaye such instruction outside oi school
hours The results of the experiment were
80 satisfactory that the institution esiao-
l,hcd was made part of the public school
system The other schools close the daily
session about 23O The manual train
ing is therefore given during the
latter part 81 the afternoon In
the summer time the boys are put 20
work In the different gardens belonging
10 the institution At0ther sea-on,o OF the
year they are engaged in the light and
plain carpetry. and I'm the making OF such
articles AS baskets brushes Dro0m. etc
Type-etting and ho1kMudiug are taught
to the advanced Glasses Each boy re-
ceives small remuneration for h- work
when It is we'll done The money Is NOT
paid directly t0 him bat i- put intoa saw
Ing. bank. and from time t0 time Dee re-
reiyes Dis certificates of deposit. which he
carrie. home t0 his parents for safe Keel.
ing Prank Lc-iic's.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
fceoream Poi-on-Disea.es in fhe Country.
Open Iyes and Nervous Tension.


Dr. 7. II. Hoskms claims that typhoid
fever and diptheria are more common on
farms and in villages than in cities, aud pro-
ceeds % tell why. Prominent among primary
causes of these diseases ON farm, are ciassed
the contamination IF wells, the ces,pooi aHd
vault, the ,lop hole, imperfect drainage, or
none no ALL and wet, foul cellars Typhoid
fever saws d. Ho,kins. has its origin often
est in We'll contamination, while diphthera Is
prominently sink spout and sl0p hole dis
ease Damp myentiIated locations are the
favorite haunt, of consumption
The causes enumerated suggest the pre-
yentive.. LIT the water consumed hy tine
family come from wells So situated AMI pro-
tected that they cannot be polluted boy the
contents of vault. fanyari OBJ ce0pooL
The -l0p hole has mo- excuse tor existing at
all DO away with D., and furnish free drains
that will carry III the water far enough
from the dwelling to insure safety. u pipes
or drains - without safety traps seq that
these are provided in damp. uHeent'lated
locations. BOO addition 20 securing perfect cel-
Jar drainage. 10 i- advised to remove all trees
that interfere with the free access or the sun
and air t0 thc dwelling house.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
NEW BOOKS

BuNfes Boomerang Shots is catalogued
by an English firm among sporting books
Among th- forthcoming notable books o.
the autumn B, Nr. j T. Cabots Memoir of
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Alplon-e Daudet ia working in his villa al
Champro,ay 90 three new books, one Of
which, "Llmm3rtri is Ia satire upon the
acaIem..ius
"The Master, " Mosaic, by George Sand,
has been translated These are Francesca
and Valerie Zuccato 1t is d lively account
ot Venetian lie u that period, written in "a
penetrating artistic spirit
Tie Society " P,ychical Research is rapidly
acquiring Il literature "Phautasms OF The
Living "A Professor of Alchemy, and "a
Real History OF Rosaucians,' are recent
books
George +. Punams Sons have had tie
amsemcnt of publishing The Isles Of the
Princes. or The Pleasures Of Pr1nkipo.r for
the genial author, the Hon. s. ) Cox, with
these pleasures set forth by Illustration.
Professor Robert Koch will soon publish
the complete report q his journey to Egypt
and India, which he undertook four year,
ago at the instance Of the German govern
ment, and which resulted ia tho discovery Of
the cholera bacillu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
TEA TABLE TALK.

Wide, slender pockctbooks OF the finest
leather bound aud claspei ia fine oxidized
silver are the very latest style.
Night lamps in the shape Of AN owl are The
latest ia that line. The lamp is in the body,
and the light comes from the eyes.
The fashionable card case is ot Russia
leather. letween TWO plates Of oxidized silver
wrought in exQuisitely artistic designs
The sailor bat is, il possible, more fashion
able than ever II universally becoming,
and nothing else fills It's place satisfactorily
Sanialwood iewelry is displayed once more
I'm the fancy stores where the salesVoman m-
ssts upon it nothing is more fashionable
Having ones name and number on tho
front door mat is regarded too suggestive or a
corner liquor saloon 60 bestrictIy "the thing
Rasans of Scotch goods are very stylish
for travelling. although the assurance is given
that they will no. crowd out the Newmarkets
I'm mem. neckwear the improved pulled
scarf loom. up again M handsome patterns,
and is made 20 90 with the revised waist
coatn
NrINfIIfn NI 40 ~ anu N.NN'f ihft''tF -
be among the winter fashions, but women
cannot be expected 70 get much warmth out
of them
Pocks-bo0ks Of rattlesnake ssin with the
Genuine rattles sewed on tine side are among
the uoyeltie, Go he introduced this brilliant
autumn.
Already new dinner fayors for the coming
season ave exhibited and go 10 refute the
statement that there is nothing new under
the SUM-
Moii.tes send word from Paris that the
heaviest black silks will be fashionable Ton
winter suits. nith wraps padded on lined
with FUR
Modern railways are made % look as much
lke q room as possible with grandfather
clock and the colonial table, chairs and en-
cravings
Od fashioned red velvet and rosewood
furniture for the drawing room Is destined 70
come back. If what the New York dealers
say is reliable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20
THE CURIOUS IN LIFE

A man m Burlington n. j.. was recently
fined $50 for swearing on The street
Type writing. stenogaphy and cooking are
t0 Doe three new Studies added 20 the tuition
roll 200 tle Louisville High school
Little Mi.. Baur. who first opened eyes %
tle light about a month ago. in Allegheny
C.y. Pa. tipped O tiny pair Of scales at less
than teo pounds She IS doing nicely
Am Oc0nee Ca man has d gander that
follows him around like dog and viii
sound the alarm when stranger enters the
y.ri ana attacks the intruder with wing,
aud beak.
4 very strange freak Of nature is reported
from Harrison township, Jewell county,
Kun Mis b F. Davis a lady 80 years old,
had AN her teeth extracted three months ago,
aul now nature Is furnishing her with "a third
SET
Ata funeral the other day az C0l0na Ia
DC $50. noticed that the face OF the dead was
covered with penprauon, and, although
wiped away by the unlertaker large drops
of moisture soon gathered again. The body
wa. buried. however. and now many of the
residents If the town assert the belief that
the supposed dead man was buried alive
There is 300 doubt about The fact that the
water from The Daniel Spring Ga is a
natural hair eye Mr. sheats u Oconee
county. is now on visit 90 her brother. Mr.
lke Lowe This lady. hair was entirely gray
mN She paii "a visit % Daniel Spring where
-l-nas accustomed every morning o. battle
beer head with the water Her hair at once
began % change color, and is now almost
black she used u0 preparation 0n IT,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-20

sam Waikup. although iu aillueni cir
cumstauce.. is one of the most shaOhly
dressed men in Austin His colorcd body
servant Tom. ou the other hand, dresse.
lkr Is dude one dag Mr. Waikup said
70 Tom:
"It must cost you great deal foi
clothes Non ARE Away, dressed in the
height of fashion
Yes sah 10 does cost me right smart,
but ! does DO, sah, entirely on your ac
count
ION my account
yes sah ei was 10 dress as y0u do,
nobody would hab the slightest rc~pec
for YOU. sab Texas Sftings